Float Menu Pro

Control when floating menus appear

Float Menu Pro extends floating side menus for WordPress sites. Menus stay visible as users scroll, keeping selected navigation, contact, support, social, account, promotion, and call-to-action links within reach. Display rules determine when and where each menu appears.

Menu structure and labels

Create submenus with a single submenu level, keep labels open, and adjust vertical alignment. Extra text and label font settings let you add descriptions to menu entries. You can upload custom icons and adjust their rotation, flip, and other icon settings.

These controls can organize quick links to page sections, help resources, FAQs, support tickets, membership pages, social profiles, or special offers.

Actions for menu items

Items can translate a page with one click, share content through services such as Facebook and Twitter, or navigate to the next or previous post. Other available actions include forced downloads, smooth scrolling, scrolling to the top or bottom, printing the current page, and search integration.

Display conditions

Scroll rules can show or conceal a menu as visitors move through a page. User role permissions restrict access by role, while multilingual support lets you adjust menus for each language. Schedules control the periods when a menu appears. URL parameters can target particular pages, and referrer rules can show a menu based on where visitors came from. Browser compatibility controls can hide menus for outdated browsers.

Tracking and popups

Google Analytics tracking entries menu interactions and clicks. The built-in popup system can open a popup when a visitor clicks a menu entry, connecting that control to an announcement, offer, or other site interaction.

Setup

Install Float Menu Pro on the WordPress site and open the menu settings. Create a menu, pick its structure and position, and add links or actions. Then configure icons, labels, display rules, and tracking as needed, including language, schedule, URL, referrer, or role conditions. Test the menu and adjust its behavior for the devices and pages where it should appear.